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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD.

Miss Agnes Herndon opened her three
nights engagement at the Crawford last
night with GA Remarkable Woman" The
play has an interesting and exciting story
based upon page of French history. AS
Marquette Miss Herndon gave vivid and
most striking portrayal Of the heroine OF
the drama; and impressed herself upon the
audience as an actres of decided ability and
worth She was supported by company
possessing no little talent; notable among
whom might be mentioned MIR. Monserat as
Count Maurice, Mr.. Mann as Prince Mems
k2ff and Mr.. McCullum as Ivan Valdemere.
The whole performance was worthy of COM
incubation; and at the same time gives prom
Use that the engagement in this city will be
successful one.
Tonight the laughable comedy "The Com
mercial Tourists Bride"
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMEN

SO pieces Turkey Red Table Linen. former price 3oc
35 pieces Unbleached Table Linen former price zoe
20 pieces Bleached Table Linen former price SOC this
25 dozen Damask Towels, would be bargain at $50,
Turkish Towels Sc and upward. -,
dozen Fancy Turkish fdies former price Soc tnis
5000 pair hite and Grey Blankets, former prlc
So so and $500, prices for peoples week at boStoi
Full size Red Comforts 75c and upwards.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Center, H Il Frasizer, Milonville, Jas Lotto,
Wilson, W w Chamness, Kiugman, j G
Adams, Eskridge, h F Holmes, Reading. B
Finch, Severy, E Denny, Leon, Geo Beck.
Republic, C A Gibbs, HallowelI, Il
DarneII, Walnut, G W Pollard, To-
ronto, Reuben Lake, Lake City,
l j Payne Argentine, E Fulkerson Pratt,
C D Struble Bennington, G W Sn, der Efing
ham, s K Coddipg West Maiden, Med
Price Conway Springs, L S McHenry Che
ney, D Anderson Benton, W E Burleigh
HazletoD, G Wagner D xter, E Padget
Attica, A Mier Burr Oak, J 81 Borders
Coolidge, W A Coburn Wallace. D Hutch
ms Cold water. b McKinstry Williamsburg,
n Wheeler Syracuse. W E Saum Wekeeny,
8 P Collier Setmore, W Smith Scott City,
W q Snyder Gypsum City, F Hawkins
Milford, Chas Leebler Carbon, L White
Norway, c Maule Strong City, W 0 Ham
mond Wichita, S Cloudy Leatie,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
FURNISHING GOODS DEPT
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.


madetoCout Merchant for
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
AN OYSTER SUPPER

Will be given by the young people OF the
Congregational church, corner of Lawrence
avenue and Second street, tonight. Supper
served from to 10. Everybody come. A
good time is assured
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Henry s. Livingston, late editor of the
Peoria Saturday Evening Call, who is a
brother of our W. A. Livingston. made US
call yesterday. Mr.. L. has been in our city
about q week and is well pleased.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
MILLINERY DEPT.

1000 Felt Hats, all new shapes and
shades, former price csc to Sl.4S,
prices this week q
500 Childrens' Fancy Trimmed Hats,
former price 75c to Sl.25, this week 81
1000 Fancy Wings, former price from
75c TO S1.00, choice l!
500 Plumes
All hats trimmed free of charge.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
FEAST OF LOW PRICES WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

10
90 ao1es al W 11
3s
pce th osy
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
SHAWL DEPT.

100 Black and White Shoulder Shswls Q
~ Fancy Shawis, former price $500
this week .
IS Beaver Shawls, former price S2.ss, La
30 Beaver Shswis, former price 1915, 2.D
IS Beaver Shswls, former price 80 %, 90
Is Beaver Shawls, former price 500. ~
Is Beaver Shaw!s. former price SO 90, 6.s5
Fancy Silk, Csshrnsrs and BroeAdsd
ShAwls equally cheap.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
DRESS GOODS DEPT
FOR MONDAY ONLY.

% pieces Fancy Plaid all wool, 40-inch
suitings, former price IS cents, this
day only AZ IL
% pieces 4S-inch Black Cashmere,
would be great bargain at SIS cts,
price this week As
So pieces strictly all wool, 40-inch col
ored Cashmere, former price IS cts,
this week 3I1-2
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Wool Nav Markets with Hood 5 450
Short Wrap Fur trimmed brown 600
Wool Jackets Checked 500
Fine Blk Boucle Jackets with Hood &.5o
Fine Seal Plush Wrap with Plush
Tasels l7.5S
Fine Brocaded silk Newmarket 1900
Extra Fine Seal Plush Sacques 5000
Children's Haselick Closk and Cape 225
Chlldren's Checked Cloak With Cape 3.25
Misses Newmarket Fine Goods $50
Fine Checked Jerseys LOO
Fine Checked Jerseys Plested Front LIS
Fine Black Jerseys 1.50
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
SHOE DEPT.

500 pair Ladies Bright Dongols Kid
Shoes (every pair warrsntedl former
price S2.I5 200
500 Ladies Dougola Kid Shoes, former
price $3.50, this week 175
lot Childrnns' Spring Heel Goa. Shoes
would be bargain st sl.50,a! LOO
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
The - Enterprise,
100 East Douglas Ave.
Next Door to the Eagle Office.

Department The Latest Novelties Flush
Applique Flowers Fruits Aane Chenille all Materials for
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

Henry Bolter and wife are having a
little trouble again over their Tespec-
tive interest in their accumulated
wealth. Mr.. b. had bargained TO sell
the land aud his wife refused to sign
the deed which caused Il little unpleas-
autuess in the family, whereupOn she
picked up her luggage, jumped through
the window ike a cat and lett the
premises.
The prospect Of railroads has given
q lively tone to business. Real estate
is changing hands at a pretty good fig
ure. People seem to feel confident that
out of the many proposed lines that one
viii reach our locality. The prospect
seems to be good for Phillpsburg to be
quite Il central place and should the
proposed railroads form ii junction
there 1t is destined in the near future to
be one of the greatest empOriums OF
trade III the northwest,
The HERALD still holds its place in
The front rank as a local, state and
foreign newspaper.
The use Of tobacco Is prohibited in
the school in district A and we would
specially request Of the members OF
the literary society of that place TO omit
the use. of sthe weed while that honor
able body IS il session. II.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12
Hillside

Nearly every one is having the cpl
Z00uc.
ar. Kivet is confined to his bed with
partial paralysis,
j. nj. Nichols and family are ma king
an extensive visit with relatives IN
smith couuLy.
Mr.. Larkin, oar worthy p. II. is Wis
ihng IN III.
W. L.. Morgan has been spending
some time IN Iowa tearing down ana
preparing TO ship a dwelling he owns
there as he could not dispose OF It there
without great loss. We expect soon to
see il looming up on his Ia IA on b5g
Lreek-
NJ. Rambo, Of Glenwood, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs BOrels iOr
some days. She recently spent q few
dsgs win him at his home and also
with her brother ). +, hambO, teacher
OF The intermediate department OF the
Republican City 3chOOls. She reports
pleasant visit
The singing school is near its close
and the class viii hold a concert in the
near future. The services OF q good
OIgauisl has been engaged aud We an
ticipate a rare treat.
WI Nichols had the misfortune %
have all his hsy burt. They have no
knowledge OF the origin OF the fire but
suppose d little three-year-Oid hopeful
touched it on with a match. 1t as in
sured for about one-hau its value.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney recently made
q visit to Bro Goodrich and family
they report our former pastor IN pros
perUus circumstances.
The sewing circle held q pleasant
meeting last Thursday at Mrs. l. p.
Johuson's. She had prepared a
samyiuous dinner which was enjoyed
very much bu5 there seems to be IL di-
erosion among the ladies from the rs
laws. Such DEPRESSION will have a ten
dency to make the less able mem 5erz
feel excluded and should be corrected
Rev. Lawson begins prOlracLed
meeting at our school house this week.
lie has given abundant satisfaction as q
minister and we expect TO Try 10 secure
his services another year.
Miss Jennie Larkln's school has
closed and she is spending the winter
1T home. She has a new organ
MIR. Welsh has been spending mosi
of the winter among US. We scarcely
believe he wII 90 back to ODeriil
alone. COEFUCIoUs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

The Inter Ocean and independent are
having little discussion as 10 wheth-
err it Is right to pay fun legal rates for
the county printing. The Inter-Ocean
holds that it is only a just eompenza-
ton while Lamb with An eye single 10
the public 90 veal. when he has moth
ing 10 lose himself, thinks IL is three
times too much. Say. Lamb, ne will
not say anything about the Justice of
charging fun rates, bat such monu-
mental display of hypocrisy ought to
shame Beelzebub. Why, Lamb, we
h4ven't anything against you. bat
when you. come % PhilIipsbnrg and
work every scheme you eaa 70 get the
printing, even to ''pool" at full rates
and thea go home and tell the dear
people that fan rates are too much, it
make Is lose that ''impiiclt'' confidence
that we have always reposed ia you.
We didn't think anything strange be
cause you tried 10 let the Clerk down
for about $500, by imposing upon his
deputy. If the newspapers would
work together and maintain Just and
living rates instead Of exempIifying a
survival Of the fi5test, perheps yoa
would not be driven to such question
able schemes. The financial condition
of the pa esq in this county is ample ev-
idenoe that none Of us are rivaling
Gould aud if there be one among you
who feels that he getting more than he
is justly entitled - ''let him cast the
first stone
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

The Champion says, "The great
Northwest is coming to the front in
a great fashion. 1t will 'get there be-
fore any body knows it. The railroad
corporation that ought to have covered
that section with its branches and
doomed it all the while, we speak OF
the Missouri Pacific, has been content
with talking on TO Denver, and really
building from Alton to Stockton, bnl
meanwhile the b. < NJ without asking
for bonds, even or making any noise
has occupied the northern tier and an
nexed the country TO Neb. There are
whole townships this side of the line
where the people believe that jim
Laird represents them IL Congress.
The Northwest can now have all the
railroads it wants, and possibly more
than it needs. II no longer asks any.
thing from a corporation that once
could have held the finest country ia
Kansas and refused to occupy it.
As good a country as Northwest Kan
sas can get what it wants by waiting. -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Phillips County. K

In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas;
William L. Gilbert and Henry cay Co-Partuers.
doing business under the name, style and urn of
Gilbert < cay Fluiutilts.
US.
Robert Mcpherson, Monterey Mcpherson, Sarah
StFu5oe, Henry otEue2e, Edwin O. Gle4so1, Kate
Gleason, aeursu h. llur Mrs George Il. AuL, ".
II. Collins, airs. ". II. Collins, and David L.
Bartlett, Defendants.
Tou the above named defendants and each of
yClL VIII take notice rlGu you have been sued in
tine above named coUrJ. and chat Won must answer
the petition llcd therein by the above named
plaintiff on or before the lath day OF March 15s4,
Ei-nt rendered against Robert LCEhelzOu and
Monterey GCEnersvu for the sum OF ellJ.JJ with
Interest thereon J tie rate OF - per cent. per
uuii, lro1l Lccem-eI Jet, 1851, t.il for costs %
suit aud a iGi--cr Judgment against All ceIglli-
ants fer tEe tereC4-=uE OF q certain IloIlal-1
s1u 90 Gilbert IS Gay, bearing date December J.,
1851, upon -te following described promises sLu-
1teI ia Lle county OF rI-up- and Stale oI kansas,
tr-t4L- Iil- -cutilhrEL 4-L4--E OL lle southeast
quarter ami lle southeast quarter OF -1e south
west quarter OF se tlun Trinity l5l}, ana tla east
n-t OF ts northwest quarter OF section t--rts -Ulu
eli iu tow =Lip -'so ~ south or range eighteen
.ist 5-e-- rL l.. a., lcd I l.iu.5 tl-l The plain
I IGs have L-e FIRST lea on SAID premises 10 the
-loUL- lgr aulrE Judgment H.-l Do taken ne -I2fu-
sa-4, and ordering said promises =cil acecTdia4
las, lic .ic proceeds thereof 10 ue applied: l=-
gay lua4I 0I any unpaid taxes Wn-cl may te q lien
Oh said premises and sid TO tie Lay lelt OF the
amount -u4el Lu- p--lllIlEz ana forever barring
and rsrecicSl-g --i- defendants and ali persons
claiming OF Jl claim under them OF either OF them
OF III tllC L--llt interest e4ul-y OF re1ell Lllu
6eb-5 4itys f5F Plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

There appears to be 2 general commo-
ton In railroad centers. Every road
doing business in the West Is at present
engaged in looking over the field with
a prospect Of extending their lines O..
The Rock Island, b. q NJ. and NJ. 2.
are AL turning an eager an anxious eye
towards this section, and we will never
try and guess again il our guess this
tine don't prove true, and our guess is
that We certainly get one OF the three
in the near future. The NJ. p. people
have already sent Us a petition 10 cal
an eleoti0n; the r. / . is graded 10 With
in thirty miles of here and their sur
vegors will reach here tomorrow, while
the b. & NJ. are unloading acres OF Ties
at Superior. We have waited long for
a road and we would not be surprised
II We should receive two in one season.
~ Salem Argus.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testihes: az can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief In
every case. one man took six bottles
and was cured of Rheumatism of ten
years standing" Abraham Hare.
druggist, Boliville, Ohio, a6irms:
The best selling medicine / have
ever handled Ia my - years expert
ence, is Electric BitteTs.n Thousands
oi Others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure ali disease OF
the liver, kidneys or blood. Only ii
half dollar a bottle at u. W Rick-
ford Is drug store, north side square.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

In the District Court OF Phillips County Eanss5:
William l.. Gilbert and Henry Gay, Co-FarJHers.
doing business under the name style and firm OF
Gilbert Gay, Plaintiffs.
William r. Lloyd, Nancy 2. Lloyd, Samuel Dun
Alice i. Brown, VIM. j. Chamberlain, isabella
Chamberlain George AcMeacbiu, Ars. George
MC4eGCLiu. wife OF George liClGacEiu (WEoSe
given name is Plaintiffs uuklOWuJ and DAY id
j.. Bartlett, Defendants.
You the above named defendants and each of
yOu. wiz take notice thar You have been sued IN
the above named court, and that you mast answer
plaintiffs or before the 18th day Of March 1851
or said pCtiuOu wal. be taken rs true, and judg-
meuL rendered against Is 4lllam r. Lloyd and Nancy
L. lloyd, for the sum OF SJJ3 with Interest there
on at the rate of II per cent. per Luuuln, from
December <l A D., 1881, ami for costs Of suit,
and a further judgment against all defendants
Tor The foreclosure OF "a certain mortgage made
81 Gay, bearing date December 9th, 1881. upon
the follow Ing described premises situated in the
county OF Phillips and state or KANSAS EO-W1L:
/ The north half OF the southeast quarter of section
three % ia township three l3ls south OF range
seventeen 40, west 9Th ?. 81 aud Judging that
the plaintiffs have the lirst lien ON said premises
10 the amount for which Judgment VIII -e taken as
aforesaid and ordering said premises sold accord
n- law lul the proceeds thereof 20 be applied:
LIST, To the payment OF tine costs of suit; @u0, 10
4 the payment 0I any unpaid taxes which may De q
lien said premises, ana 2rd. TO the payment OF
I the amount louu- due plaintiffs. and forever
] barring and IJTClOsiuE said defendants and all
persons claiming or 70 claim under them OF either
Of them, of All right title interest OF equity OF
deInpUou in 10 saiu premises or any part there
/ OF. O.. "A. SPAJLDlNG 3 CO,
feb-5 AtJ'ys t0s Plaintiffs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12
rREAsURY DHPARrBEEazr.
orsloz q co,r5l.olt5a o. E.s cga5ssasi

OFFICE or Co1lHllloLtHH OF THE CURRENCY
WAsiuSGTos, DEcEaHEn sth, 1856
WHERE'S, ~ satisfactory evidence presented
90 tle undersigned il has been made 20 appear
that THE Fllt5I NATION All. BAasE- or PHIL
LIPeBt iili, ~ IIE CITY OF FLILLIFS5G HGf,
10 the County OF PHILLIPS, and State OF KAN
eAs, has complied Hlth I'D the provisions OF the
STATUTES ot the IHlteu rals, required - be con-
piled WIKI before an association shall be author
led 10 commence the business OF Banking
SoT therefore j, ale NrESE =. SNYDER.
DEPUTY And ACrINu Comptroller OF the CIrrsn-
cE do hereby certify that 81 h4 FIRST NATION
Al BANK or PHiLIIE~5J EG. in The City OF
PlILLIFSBUNG, ia the COuuty of PHILLIPS
and State OF KANSAS, is authorized ID com
mencs the tu-Iuess az Banking provided III
section 4zlty-oAa LluuuEeu and sixty Nine Of tbs
Revised Statutes OF the United States.
k--+----->--~---N-- Ia Testimony whereof wit
ness my hand seal OF Of
seal OF the Comps lca tlis gth dry OF De
troller OF tile cember 1856
3 Currency Y. P. SNYDER.
f-1-----l- Deputy and Acting Comp
trol-er OF Currency.
LNU. o5Jl.l e5d
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12
ExcIrEmENr m TFxAs.

Great excitement has been caused
ia the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery Of A5r. J. Z. Cor
ley, who was 50 helpless he could moi
turn IN bed, or raise his head every
body said he was dying of C0nsGmp-
ton. A trial bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery was sent him FiRd-
ing relief, he bought a large bottle
and a box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes Of Pills and two battles OF the
Discovery, he was we'll and had gain
ed in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles of this Cheat Discovery for
Consumption free at @. w. BicIlford's
north side Of square. 2
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

Mrs. Emma Nalloy, the philanthro-
pist, formerly of Springfield, Mo. o., who
was lately discharged from custody for
alleged completely in the death OF Mr..
George Graham, has relatives living in
this city, and she has wTi5ten letters to
these people this week which showed
thst Graham, who was killed by a mob
for the supposed murder OF his divorced
vile was innocent of the crime. After
Graham had married Cora Lee at the
AlLl.oy place his divorced wife appear
ed ut the home of Mrs. Malloy, " here
Graham was farm oVerss6r. In q few
days she LETT and several months later
The body OF a woman dressed in the
clothes OF Mrs. Graham the first, was
was found in q well on the Aialloy place
So badly decOmpOs6d that the features
were not distinguishable. Then era
ham was arrested and lynched and Mrs.
4lallOy imprisoned for a long time.
Since her release she has devoted her
time to clearing up the mystery and has
Z found that the first Mrs. Graham is hY-
ing under an assumed name at u United
States trading post in WyOmin9 terri
tory and that q brother and an old
enemy OF Graham Is d soldier at the
/ post aud in close communication with
| the woman, and Mrs. MallOy has also
discovered that the body found IN the
well was eXhumed from d ueighbOring
/ cemetery and dressed in Mrs. Graham 5
clothing by Graham's brOther-in-law,
/ who did II for revenge. The name OF
| the trading point where the guilty cOU-
/ pie are staying is not given, as no ar
rests have been made as yet,-Hasting
! Gazette.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

An exchange says Kansas people do
so much iustifiabie Dragging about
their corn that they lose sight of their
other products. Kansas apples are be-
Ing shipped 10 all parts of the country,
thousands Of barrels going TO Califor-
MIA alone. They are the largest and
soundest. and are in great demand.
Kansas potatoes are also fried in all the
States Of the Union. for similar reasons.
Kansas pumpkins have made rePuta-
ton at the country fairs and Kansas,
AID that IS tobacco. But when plug
a foot long can be bought at the gro
Gerry for twenty cents the people here
can conscienJiously allow other States
which can't raise anything else, 10 be
q monopoly in this
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

JllllTT ID IsoI- -
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has Gied notice Of his intention
10 make final proof ID support OF his claim, ana
that said proof vii. De made before Register or Re
ceiver AZ Eirviu. Kansas on March 10Th, 1851 w
JCDSOE ID. vs.. AiATEESON.
sole heir Of Loyal o. AiaLlezou, deceased. HE
ls.-.0, f0r the SIG SWE SEA SWL and SW y
SEA, Section Z, Town ., Range 16. He nance
the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF said land, VIZ
trauE Shaw. b. j. GarueEsoH, H. Co0mes and II
G. Ge-ton, all OF EatleScn Z. o.. Kansas.
JOHN BLSSEi-L, Register
J D. 8Iattezon, Attorney. z9-5sn-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

state Of Sausas- Phillips CcEuty. ss-
ii lli= District Court or Phillips County:
Ruins l. Il ciJGna-l, George Henderson .ir.. ". A.
Is Mcdonald EsErg l. George, John /. ldg.}on-
SID and Charles b. Sanders, CO-pzrtuers Going
l.. ACDol-41 = Co., plalltills,
T. A. Stevens and Frank j. Smith, late c0-pertners
heretofore doing business under the drIl, name
and style OF stevens 81 smith, defendants
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and by
virtue q the J1dEmelJ rendered in the above
entitild ac-iurll ia urd by the above named court
aud Of an Order o. sale issued said Judgment, To
ne directed and delivered, viii on the sd a-y o.
February. 1851, at tie hour of O'Clock P r., Of
s-q day, 90 the font door ct the Court House in
Bhiuipsburg, IN the county OF Phillips, sIate OF
2,u7H oICr at public sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash il hand Llu following described rea
property namely: Lot eleven I'D IN block one Il
range i've t5) in Bissel-z addition To the city Of
ilsilpsouEg all L. the county OF Phillips. ana s;att
Of Kansas. said property has been levied upon and
Il 70 be sold as the property Of The above uameC
aeiel1glnt=- Dalc- this 13-n day of January
=. ID. l5s!- G. Is MCGUIRE,
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
@. a. SpaulliuglS Co. Arty'5. for PitfIfs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12

The Thornburg coal shaft near Twin
Creek has been finally abandoned AT
Ter having been driven downward but
$40 feet A str0lg vein of salt water
was the only ind. The contractors
quit work as soon as yellow clay was
brought up, the terms of their contract
specifying that they were either To sink
the hole 10 depth OF 500 feet, strike
yellow clay OF 60 without any pay for
their labor Some Of Mr. Thornburg s
nelghbors arc decidedly of the opinion
thaI the sell men got thoroughly tired
Of their iob-aud sisaiiedn the claim
with hard-pan in order 90 get some re-
pnmeration for their toll Osborne
Earmcr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-12
A Solid Fact

Ballard S Snow Liniment is a pos
itive and infauiole cure FOR Rehum-
atism and all pain. it cures Neural
gia Inflammation or Eightness OF
Chest, sore Throat, Bruises. Sprains,
Old Sores, Frost Bites, stiff Joints,
Lame Back, Corns. BuniOns as if by
magic. il is the most penetrating
linimeut known Try iU and use no
other. b. A. harmon, Agent.